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 Joan Mbabazi
Joan Mbabazi
Dr Jerome Kim, Director General of the International Vaccine Institute (IVI), speaks with The New Times journalist during an interview in Kigali on November 14. Photos by Craish Bahizi.
Health
What it takes to build vaccine manufacturing capacity in emerging markets
A baby born after a successful Intra-Uterine Transfusion (IUT) at University Teaching Hospital of Kigali (CHUK) is now 2.5 months old and in good health, hospital officials announced on November 14. 
Health
Baby thriving after rare in-womb blood transfusion at Kigali hospital
Officials pose for a photo at the launch of Kura Nawe programme at the Gacuriro Technical Secondary School on November 5. Courtesy
Featured
Mainstreaming health information and services in TVET: The launch of ‘Kura Nawe’
A nurse assists a mother with her newborn at a hospital in Kigali on January 1, 2025. Photo by Emmanuel Dushimimana.
Women
Life after birth: How mothers should cope with postpartum depression
A new study has found that moderate coffee consumption may reduce the risk of irregular heartbeats. Photo by Craish Bahizi.
Health
Moderate coffee intake may reduce risk of irregular heartbeats, study shows
Some students who will benefit from the newly launched  Bridge Programme  by Carnegie Mellon University Africa (CMU-Africa) and the University of Rwanda. Photos by Craish BAHIZI
Featured
How CMU-Africa, UR's Bridge Program is boosting students' STEM expertise
A student carefully arranges a mosquito net on his bed before heading to class. The country has recorded more than 91,000 malaria cases, with 87 percent concentrated in 15 districts. Courtesy
Health
Schools strengthen malaria prevention as cases rise
A veterinarian conducts vaccination against Black Quarter and Anthrax in Rusizi District. Courtesy Photo
Health
Rwanda expands disease tracking to include animals and wildlife
psoriasis, a chronic skin disease
Health
Skin conditions: Psoriasis patients speak out on stigma and neglect
Kigali citizens during a walk to raise awareness on the Breast Cancer. Courtesy
Women
The fears and myths keeping women from early breast cancer checks
The new research has revealed that eating more fruits and vegetables during the day could help people sleep better that same night. Internet
Wellness
Eating fruits, vegetables during day improves sleep, study finds
A worker conducts a spraying exercise a house in Bugesera. RBC has started spraying homes in 28 sectors most affected by the disease, including areas in Gisagara, Bugesera, Nyagatare, Rwamagana, and
Health
How Rwanda is managing malaria surge amid rainy season
Ambassador Joan Wiegman of the Netherlands in Rwanda (second, right) and Ambassador Einat Weiss of Israel (second, left) joined by hundreds of residents of Kigali on a walk to raise awareness about breast cancer on October 24. Courtesy
Health
Dutch ambassador opens up about breast cancer fight
Panelists during a dialogue that aimed to explore strategies for strengthening crime prevention in Rwanda on October 22 in Kigali. Courtesy
Featured
How Rwanda is scaling up efforts in crime prevention
Rwanda has approved BioUcenta™, a lower-cost drug similar to Lucentis® (ranibizumab), to treat diabetic macular edema
Health
Rwanda FDA approves Africa’s first affordable eye drug
Panelists engage in a discussion ati during the 2025 Annual Convening of the Africa Health Collaborative, running from October 20 to 24. Courtesy
Health
African countries gather in Kigali to boost health workforce through innovation
Victor Zinda was born without any disability as the firstborn in a family of ten children
Health
Man disabled by polio joins campaign against disease in Kigali
Ambassador Charles Murigande (center) attends the launch of books by ambassadors Williams Nkurunziza (R) and Gerald Zirimwabagabo (L) in Kigali on Thursday, October 16. Photo by Craish BAHIZI
Rwanda
PHOTOS: Veteran ambassadors tackle leadership, parenting, nation building in new books

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